Ather Asylum

I really worked up a sweat, so for those who don't know what's going on :). During the game, you'll collect keys to locked doors and find so-called "gamas" in various colors. These won't be useful until the very end of the game. There are 7 of them, and you have to collect them all.Here’s what you should find along the way and keep: a book, a flashlight, batteries, rubber gloves, a rubber plunger for unclogging the toilet, a nail (or wire, or whatever it is), a hammer, keys, the “gamas,” and something that looks like a silver ball. This will let you get wherever you want on the map with just one click (though it’s pretty useless, since you’ll probably find it only at the very end). Right at the beginning, you’ll find a book (a classic), which contains a map and two numerical codes. The map is really just a map—don’t look for anything else in it; it’ll show you where you are right now. The first numerical code is for the safe; turn the dial to 21 on the left, 9 on the right, and 32 on the left. The trick is that you then have to click on the center of the dial; otherwise, it won’t open. The second code—the clock—you’ll need toward the end, in the last room down in the basement. There’s a sort of yellow dial there where you enter the first numbers—7, 9, 4, and 8—from largest to smallest, just as if you were setting the hour hand on a clock. Next, you’ll find a small safe with 5 numbers; this is simple—the code is next to the phone, underlined in a list. It’s not hard, but for those who don’t want to look it up: 15159. The code for the next box is 3, 1, 7—again, set it like a clock.Box with blocks—hammer them in according to the instructions in the picture: 3x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 1x. Finally, you have to place all the sets in their designated rooms. You’ll know where to put each one because a hexagon and two tiny colored lights will be glowing on the wall in that room, and it’ll even tell you which color to put there. Otherwise, use a flashlight, or you won’t find some of the items. They’re small and well-hidden. If I had to rate it, the pros are: nice graphics, it doesn’t take too long to finish, and it’s neither too hard nor too easy. Cons: when I saw the setting (brrr...), I expected a more suspenseful ending, and some of the codes were kind of illogical. But otherwise, it’s fine.

I don't get the logic behind this, and besides, I don't know English, so I'd be totally lost there x)

So I've collected the stones and unlocked three more doors, but I'll probably still need a hint :) It's one of the few escape games that's really giving me a hard time.

I give up :D I only found the purple key, and I'm missing the rest somewhere...

It's not good.